Sentence examples for exert favourable from inspiring English sources

Metformin appears to improve vascular function, exert favourable effects on lipid metabolism, and reduce hypercoagulability and platelet reactivity in patients with DM [ 37].

Based on the chemical nature of chitosan, negatively charged cytokines and growth factors can be retained at its surface and exert favourable effects on osteogenesis in vitro and in vivo[ 7, 8].

In current scientific literature, exercise for patients with epilepsy is still a controversial issue: some studies claim that exercise is not a typical inducer for epileptic seizures [ 21– 23] but is rather protective; even though the exact mechanism is not known exactly, exercise for people suffering from epilepsy seems to exert "favourable social, psychological, and physiological effects" [ 23].

The study demonstrates that LS exerts favourable hemodynamic responses in these patients, without increasing myocardial oxygen consumption.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the largest study showing evidence that a drug with a positive effect on functional status and quality of life in CHF patients also exerts favourable effects on renal function.

Moreover, MUFA diets exerted favourable effects on CVD risk because the ratio of LDL to HDL improved significantly more with the MUFA diet than with either the low-fat diet or the control diet [ 27].

These preliminary findings suggest that kava might exert a favourable effect on reflex vagal control of heart rate in generalized anxiety disorder patients.

Indeed, in the vasculature, PDE inhibitors exert several favourable effects including vasodilatation, inhibition of smooth muscle proliferation and prevention of platelet aggregation (Bender and Beavo, 2006).

Citrus pectin has the capacity to exert a favourable immunomodulatory response in human peripheral blood cells through its effect on cytokine production [ 15].

Indeed, it has been proposed that these discordant functions of Wnt5a may affect CRC prognosis in a time-dependent manner, whereby early Wnt5a expression exerts a favourable effect by inhibiting tumour growth through canonical Wnt suppression, whereby late expression of Wnt5a exerts a deleterious effect by promoting tumour invasion through non-canonical Wnt activation (Wang, 2009).

Subjects harbouring p53−/BSI high lesions exerted a favourable prognosis as compared to p53−/BSI low or p53+/BSI low cases (5-year DFS 80.7 vs 45.5 or 50.4%; 5-year OS 80.8 vs 58.5 or 62.6%), whereas patients with the p53+/BSI high phenotype were observed to have an intermediate-risk profile (5-year DFS 61.9%; 5-year OS 70.9%).